carolyn: unique salon & spa. lemonis: the owner, carolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process. i make the tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. i back them up, spending my own money. it's not always pretty... man: perfect flavor. lemonis: ...but this is business. you got to trust t

which is now been under way and which has some unique challenges, which were brought out by our staff and also, emphasized and highlighted by a number of you, representing various parts of the challenge here. it is large, and that is a given, not only the building of the hospitals and the retrofitting of the hospitals and the quality, and the patients that are brought in all over the world, etc., etc., but, you know, the competition among the various campuses, whether it be cpmc, or whether it be the old catholic hospital west or kiaser or ucsf, one of the major things that it was brought in many, many years ago, was sort of an incentive to have the staff and our post docs and our medical students, and our health science students at ucsf, use the old bart ways, or shuttles, or anything to not impact the campuses and the cars, etc., etc.. it is something that should not be on the radar and it should be a given and let's move forward on it. and the part that really, you know, it is still, you know, it is still, and again, it has been highlighted again, and how do we have, still and the

the unique feel is and unique color.hen you take that out of the jar and you start applying to your skin, it works on a very basic mechanism. i just didn't know that that mechanism was so powerful. >> so, how is the skin on the neck different from the skin on your face? >> well, the skin on the neck tends to be a little bit on the thinner side. and so, subsequently, ultraviolet radiation can cause much more damage to the dermis, and we get wrinkling and sagging. and you see redundancy under the chin, you see a lot of crepiness, you see horizontal lines, you see vertical lines, and those are really unattractive. my goal was to improve the redundancy, help those horizontal lines, and improve the crepiness. but when we did the study, at the end of the study, looked at it, the vertical bands also improved. and when my colleagues looked at it, they said, "wow," because they'd never seen anything like this, in terms of what a topical product could do. >> the results are ridiculous. it's true. >> the results are absolutely -- i

this is a unique hire of someone uniquely talented.e need great people like that in the company for us to take on the challenges we are taking on. >> one of your investors compared you to jay-z and jt. no pressure. i will not be playing on a basketball team. >> what are you going to do here? what is number one on your list? me totever parker wants do. the company's growing so fast, there is more than enough to keep us busy. i will let parker -- >> i see david as a real partner in the business and someone who is going to go where the fire is hottest in the company. to belly, he is going taking on our operations organization, product and finance. over time, that will change. >> is he here to take this company public for you? >> we have not even thought about it. >> come on. >> not anything more than like in the shower or something like that. no plans or anything. >> we had one conversation about that. is aople say zenefits rocket ship and i was looking at the competition and there is not a direct comparison. there are smaller competitors

apollo is unique. apollo is alone in all this, just as venice is alone-- unique in the world. venetian artists--giorgione, veronese, tintoretto and above all, titian-- transformed these public personifications and made them private, poetic, and desirable-- paintings commissioned by men who were proud of their sophistication. the venus of urbino is domesticated. she's brought indoors. she's put into the context of the bedroom. two handmaids are in the background. one of them kneels over a marriage chest-- a chest that would hold a trousseau. a marital theme is established there as surely as it is established by the myrtle plant that is silhouetted in the background. the myrtle-- a plant in perpetual bloom-- a symbol of perpetual love. the dog asleep at her feet-- a symbol of fidelity. as overtly sensual as her appeal is this venus invites us to celebrate marital love. the attributes around her make this very clear yet she has lost none of her sensuality. indeed, she will be transformed by titian into a variety of other figures. one of the variations titian produced is the image

it is unique in that it takes place in a dragon boat. a dragon boat has a dragon head and it has modern day dragon boats, brightly colored scales and a tail in the back and it is 45' long. in the dragon boater ten benches so a crew of 22 brings the drag again to life. >> the drag again boating is more than just a team expert. -- team sport. >> it has a cultural origin from china over 2,300 years ago and it is extremely inclusive. you will see it in the diversity of the teams we see on the water. >> the large size of its group leads to strong bonding. >> dragon boating is bringing people together for a common purpose with a real positive effect particularly in our high school programs. with many sports even team sports you can be a have star but with dragon boating, that wins. >> for man years he competed with the dragon warriors. >> i was paddled for 18 years. one of the great things about dragon boating is going to all the different festivals around the world and we competeed in china and japan and germany. wherever you can think. >> as

the unique idea behind this unique experience in the east bay. >>> they are our brothers. they are our brothers. >>> coming up the messages of support from the west coast to their brothers in blue on the east coast after that deadly attack in new york city. >>> coming up the two warmest days of the week and when shower chances resurface on the five day forecast. >>> recent headlines talk of strained relations. but today police in richmond helped build stronger ties with children in the communities they patrol. >> reporter: they rolled into the community center in style. richmond hughes received the star holiday treatment. from the richmond police activities league or pal. >> it's just a fantastic community relations tool that we use to let richmond citizens and our youth to know we care about them. >> reporter: some bought gifts for themselves, others picked out presents for loved ones. the hopes is by spending a few hours socializing with police, bonds will be built between children and police officers. a unique experience that only happens once a year but aims to have a

had a unique living situation, as well.ique situation. he lived in this little shack on the prison grounds. he didn't have to dwell on the dorms or cells. his whole job was to take care of the pump system at the prison. >> translator: this machine sometimes breaks down in this place. the other one can break down, too, when there's a lot of rain and mud. that's why i keep watch here. >> the fact that rasha, the birdman, existed on prison grounds was unique for me in my experience. he could live on his own there. he had this little hubble of a home that he created. i've never seen anything like it ever. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >> if personal relationships can get complicated on the outside, they can be even more complicated behind bars. >> my mom gave me the best advice. everything that has happened in my life, she told me that was g

they're not unique for new york.e dealt with them in every city i've worked in los angeles, boston and just part of it, if you will. >> well, the justice department will investigate a deadly police shooting in milwaukee. protesters marched through the city after the local district attorney decided newt charge a white police officer in the dental of a mentally ill black man in april. he had been sleeping in a park. the d.a. says the officer acted in self-defense when he shot the man 14 times. the u.s. attorney will review the case. >>> and millions of holiday travelers and last-minute shoppers are in for some rough weather. heavy rainfall and thunderstorms will develop today in the southeast. tornadoes are possible along the gulf coast. christmas eve will bring rain up the eastern seaboard. the upper midwest will see snow. in colorado, a winter blast made driving dangerous for the evening commute monday. snow and icy conditions caused accidents and delays. >>> a north korean websites are back online this morning after

this is sort of like a really unique hire of someone uniquely talented. we need great people like that in the company to take on the challenges that we are taking on. one of your investors compared you guys to jay-z and jt. >> i have no athletic ability whatsoever. [laughter] >> but what are you going to do here? was number one on your list? >> whatever they want me to do, basically. they have more than enough to keep both of us busy. >> ic david is a real partner in the business and someone that will be able to go wherever the fires are hottest in the company. >> is david here to take this -- company you? public for you? >> we haven't even thought about it. >> yes, you have. >> nothing seriously. >> people say zenefits is a rocket ship. where do you see your niche in this market? >> we connect them all up and we give the employees a single place to do everything. will focus on people instead of paperwork. that sort of integrated approaches what is unique about us. there are lots of people with about 1000 ans, ploy ease -- employees in the u.s.. alarm'sso

it's not unique to sports. we get that. you should know this committee is not known by most but the committee has complete and absolute jurisdiction that is oversight over all sports at all levels. we have exercised it with college sports, the ncaa. we are doing it through the courtesy of your presence. of course it's a societal problem. it's a grievous one and it's come upon us really fast in terms of public awareness and the coverage of it. we all do. you, we. when a celebrity is committed with domestic violence it uniquely reverberates through our society. in fascinating ways. because professional sports draw unique benefits bestowed upon them by the public such as public funds for stadiums and exceptions from anti-trust law it's proper for the committee to focus its attention on how professional sports leagues and their unions of handling problems within their ranks. at today's hearing i want to learn what the four hay juror professional sports leagues and their player associations are doing to address this problem. we

>> this proved unique.he closest that -- analogy, i would say, when i did, acted as a special master in the agent orange case, involving vietnam veterans, who claimed injury from exposure to agent orange, dioxin, while serving in vietn vietnam. judge winestein, federal judge, imminent judge in brooklyn, had that case. and appointed me. but even that didn't prepare me for this. >> what did you do in the agent orange case? >> i first acted as a mediator to help resolve the dispute between a class of vietnam veterans claiming injury. and the chemical companies who manufactured the product. after i settled, helped settle that case, under judge winestein's auspices, we established a claims program to allocated funds, $180 million, which grew to about $300 million over 10 years. and we allocated that, and targeted that to eligible veterans. >> did you have a time in your 33 months where you said i've got to get out of this, this is driving me nuts? >> never, never. there were some rough times. but -- >> the rough

this is a unique place from that standpoint.he company has always had an interest in their history. they had several past presidents and employees that preserve the history of the company, and thought that had value to keep those kinds of things. when the museum developed, they saw this as the perfect place to keep the company's history in store that area. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring waco, texas. learn more on the c-span cities to her, at www.c-span.org /localcontent. you are watching american history tv, all we can, c-span3. project runways tim gunn posts a panel discussing first ladies fashions, and how they represented their individual personalities. the curatorpanel is of the first ladies collection at the national museum of american history. >> hello, everyone. thank you for being here. we are going to

this is been a unique hire and someone uniquely talented.eded great people like that in the company for us to take on the challenges that we are taking on. >> somebody compared you to jay-z and jt. so no pressure, david. i mean really. >> i have no athletic ability whatsoever. i will not be playing on the zenefits basketball team. i also have no musical ability. >> what are you going to do? what is number one your list? >> whatever parker wants me to do. the company is growing so fast there is more than enough to keep us busy. >> i see david as a partner in the business and someone who is going to go wherever the fire is hottest. initially, he will take on our operations organization and product and finance. over time, that will change. >> is david here to take this company public for you? >> we haven't even thought about it. >> oh, come on. yes, you have! >> nothing more than in the shower. nothing seriously. there are no plans. >> we've had one conversation about that. >> people say that zenefits is a rocket ship. i was looking at the comp

o a lot of unique onsumers and items and personalized service. >> you're right about the uniqueness too. it's got to be something different. i think about all the shopping i do online now. if you want to get really good discounts, they say you have to sell in bulk. that's not going to happen with small businesses. what do they need to get additional people indoors? >> we created that five years ago. it was really in response to the most pressing needs we saw for small business owners, which is how do we get that traffic during the holiday season. this is the fifth year of small business saturday, and it is bigger and better than its ever been. >> is this a one off for the year or something that helps them throughout the holiday season? >> we were really interested in that. we studied consumers. 77% of consumers who shopped on small business saturday said this is going to encourage us to shop between the small business saturdays. >> what are some of the responses that you have gotten back from people? what do people think about it? what have they thought worked really well? >> consumers

louis or that area and not unique to our time.t is a simmering distrust that exists between too many police departm many communities. a >> protests continue to go around the country. eric holder was in atlanta yesterday saying the justice department is going to redouble efforts to deal with racial profiling. they are not only found in ferguson. the issues raised in missouri are not unique to that state or to that small city. we are dealing with concerns that are truly national in scope and that threaten the entire nation. >> the president incidentally talking about buying those 50,000 body cameras for police officers. it is estimated there are 700,000 police officers in the united states. back to you guys. >> important to point out he was not indicted based on evidence by a grand jury. let's keep talking about ferguson. the michael brown shooting was never about racial profiling. so is eric holder adding more fuel to the fire? head to the facebook page and join the conversation #keep talking. >> another near another promise. his f

buena vista park and this should be protected i'm serious this is not like noah valley this is a unique building i believe it was built from bricks from a factory in the sate street park that's why the retaining waking up walls are dedicate we've had serious problem with retaining walls and you starts to excavating and this is a thoroughfare for walking people that walk through the castro up to buena vista park there are dogs walkers and children playing this is a - in the not just a house being built next to two other houses this is a house that's being destroying the fabric of one of the jewels or san francisco. >> thank you is there any public comment? is there any additional public comment? are >> noimz is andrea gold man, i live at 200230 states street with my husband in a 2 hundred

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this is a unique place from that standpoint.he company had always had an interest in their history. they had several past presidents and employees that preserved the history of the company and thought it had value. when the museum developed, they saw this as the perfect place to keep the company's history and store that. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span's localre content vehicles are going next online at c-span.org/localco ntent. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> here are some of the programs you will find this weekend. sunday evening at 8:00, political reporters share stories about being on the campaign trail with senator mitch mcconnell. 10:00,an2 tonight at on money in lewis politics. the sunday at 10 p.m. eastern, shane harris on the military's use of cyberspace to wage war. on american history tv on 2:00, a panela

rhinoceros horns are unique. there's a big one. if you look at the base, there's not a hollow center. the skull itself has like a boney round portion and the horn sits on top of that boney portion of the skull. >> how would you determine one species of rhino from another by looking at the hornings? >> the one on the left is round in the front. you can see that. flatter. >> this one is scared off here, difference. >> what if your evidence looks like this. >> then you get carved objects, it's difficult. you do not have any other landmarks characteristic of the rhino orn. >> this is the deputy director of the lab, and runs the chemistry unit. >> there's a lot of plastics that resemble rhino horn, so our job is to look at the signatures and find out if it's made of rhinoceros keratin or plastic. >> once you have a positive idea next? >> we get it to d.n.a. >> mary runs the genetics unit. &tracting dn -- extracting d.n.a. from a victim is one of the jobs. >> it ranges from caviar, pieces of meat, or matching a gut pile in the woods to b

and, with his own unique style, he's convinced 70,000 volunteers to come along for the ride. >> yeah!> he and his team have retrieved 8 million pounds of garbage from rivers around the united states. in 2013, the cnn hero of the year is chad pedcracken. >> so many people were like, i've never heard you speechless, because i was speechless. >> the award included $250,000 for his work. but then chad surprised the other cnn heroes being honored with him. >> i'm just going to give $10,000 to each of them, because they're awesome. >> now, one year later, we caught up with chad to find out more about what he's doing, how he does it, and why he's dedicated his life to rescuing the river. chad's journey began right if his own back yard on the mighty mississippi. >> i didn't realize how lucky i was as a kid growing up on the river. but looking back, it's like, what a great place to live. we had boats, canoe, swimming, fishing, always something to do. it's calming. it's freedom. it's made me who i am. it means everything. >> he al >> it also supports more than 1400 species of water life and ame

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also note this is in a fan shape which is unique.his artist was well known for depicting art deco fashions. this is atypical of his work. the battle of marn which was fought in early september 1914. it stopped the german offensive into france. the french haven't forgotten that the germans annexed lorraine from 1870 to 1871. this artist who went by the name uncle hansy produced many anti-german propaganda pieces like this one. here we have a french soldier carrying a german border and leading german soldiers out of france, away from his hometown of comar. this scene depicts a german officer and then potentially the kaiser and prince along with german troops approaching the bed of a french or belgian woman. this cartoon is a metaphor for the rape of belgium. many rumors of german atrocities reached europe and america. in fact, england ordered the bryce commission to investigate these alleged atrocities. this was drawn by a war correspondent during world war 1. he designed war bond posters and published albums in 191619 and 1918. here a

as you look at this unique situation, what are the challenges here? >> well, the first challenge without any doubt is to get assets. we know the malaysians and indonesians have already sent planes. get assets on the way. we've seen this in all sorts but we're a lot more experiences in explaining this and a lot more people understand. you're going to see the sort of picture that we saw before of planes flying over water with people looking for wreckage. now in the case of 370, well, they could have will beilooked and wouldn't have found it. in this case if the plane has come out of the sky as we now suspect it has, there will be wreckage. certainly if it has come out of the sky at a very high altitude, 30,000 one would expect there would be quite a lot of wreckage discoverable. i would imagine as day light arrives as the plane goes overhead, you're going to start hearing and seeing the first reports of that. >> richard when we talked about mh 370, we talked about the currents. we talked about the depth of the water in the indian ocean. what are we look

what is unique about cuban doctors is they have a completely different approach. only a small percentage actually specialize. they have this unique way of going into neighborhoods where the doctor nurse, team the doctors are assigned a couple of stir blocks about 1,000 people, and they have a responsibility for making house calls. or home visiting. so it is very -- there's a sense of community engangment, which we don't have in the states. and what is amazing about this, is that spending less than 10% for person. they spend really very small amount per person, they have better infant mortality statistics. and they live just as long as we do. >> michelle, how do we know if that really translates. because you are talking about a population of about 12 million people, which is maybe a third larger than the city of new york, you are talking about a communist regime, you are talking about ultimate control, if you say kids will get vaccinated by god they will get vaccinated. they only pay their doctors about 50-dollar as month, while it works for cuba, what gives you an

if only has a unique holiday giftgiving experience that also benefits charities.ory is next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. you need a last-minute christmas gift? if only offers some holiday specials. they are unusual gifts. skiing with olympic athletes and a cooking show. i spoke with the founder and ceo and started by asking what makes selling experiences a unique business model. >> delivering experiences and selling experiences is a surprisingly complex business. we reverse engineered the amazon platform for sending things and applied it to experiences. blackout dates, sometimes in person things require a background check, different tax implications. and our platform delivers it all. >> are those things that are one-off hurdles, background checks, travel, whatever, are those replicable so it becomes a model and not just an individual hassle? >> there are some things that can be done at scale and some that can't. we work with fans where we sell hundreds of meet and greets but maybe only one private concert. >> the model is d

. >> reporter: unique is truly unique. a three pound chocolate covered caramel apple. >> what we do is so unique. it is fresh. our chocolates are only good for a few weeks. >> reporter: stick with them and look for more niches. >> got to be an ongoing process. and beyond just the holiday season. got to be all year. >> the key to small business survival, customer loyalty and the ability to trump the price. sometimes an impossible task. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you saw the crowds, the broken windows and the arrests. now san francisco police chief is showing the damage he says you didn't see during black friday's violent protests. >> and allotted of people talking about -- a lot of people talking about jim harbaugh and whether he will stay with the 49ers. his responds when asked if the -- response when asked if the trade would trade him. >>> hundreds of protesters forced their way into union square last black friday and we showed you the broken windows and the arrest. ktvu's ken wayne is in san francisco with the p

and increasing empowerment of people who have sort of unique, technological literacy. i think this is dangerous over time because you will see a concentration of power around small groups, small individuals, who can increasingly impact society in

you're right about the uniqueness, too. it's got to be something different. i think about how much shopping i do online now. i think about the idea if you want good discounts. they say have you to sell in bulk. that's not going to happen with small businesses. what do they need to get additional help to get people in the doors? >> i think small businesses can take advantage of days like small business saturday. small business saturday is the day between black friday and cyber monday. and we created that five years ago. it was really in response to the most pressing needs we saw for small business owners, which is how do we get that traffic during the holiday season. this is the fifth you're of small business saturday. and it's bigger and better than it's ever been. >> do you see people going back again and again or is this a one-off? >> we were interested in that. we studded with consumers and we found 77% of consumers who shopped on small business saturday actually said, this is going to encourage us to shop between the small business saturdays. >> what are

what makes box unique? what makes you guys different? >> when you play trumpet with your cofounder at the right age -- right age of 11, you have a rooted friendship that bickering and frustration from building a company cannot break. >> has keeping the team together been a priority? >> yes. we spend a lot of time together. still. once a year, for instance, we do our own off-site. just the four of us. >> have any of you had a moment where you thought, i do not know if i want to keep doing this, i might want to move on? it has been 10 years. >> it has been 10 years. i have no idea if my cofounders have had those moments, but none that i have been told about. >> what is it like becoming a ceo at 19 years old, when your peers are in college, studying, partying? certainly not starting businesses. >> it is worse than what your peers are doing. it's not very illustrious to be a ceo of a two-person company. it got me excluded from parties. at the time. people, from a distance, look like they were having a lot more fun. because it is generally mo

also note this is in fan shape, which is unique.rtist was well-known for depicting art deco fashion, so this is atypical of his work. o work. to the battle which was fought in early 1914 stopped the german offensive. the french hadn't forgotten that the germans annexed franko -- this artist whof went by the nae uncle handsy because he was a german illustrate for. here we have a french soldier carrying a german border and france and away from his hometown of komar this scene depicts german officer and then potentially the kaiser and prints along with german troops approaching the bed of a french or belgin woman. this cartoon is a metaphphor fo the rape of belgium. many rumors of german atrocities reach europe and america, in fact england ordered the bright commission to investigate these alleged atrocities. this was drawn by a war correspondent known as simm during world war i. he also published albums in 1916 and 1918. here we see two french soldiers awaiting their turn in line to receive stu. rations were a big problem in the trenc

this was also a unique collaborative for this project. i think this is the first time cal trans has embarked on this sort of endove for this public-private partnership. so despite of our best efforts to get policies more consistent with the mandatory local hire provisions. we ended up adopts provisions very similar to the san francisco's first source hiring requirements. those are good faith efforts on behalf of the contractor towards meeting a goal of 50% of all new hires. so if you can review the data on the left side of the report it goes through that there were 120 local residents that were hired on this project that represents a 30%,jx.zst as opposed to the % ku >> i'm sorry, a quick question, do you know where they were hired? which neighbors. do you have that level of detail? >> i can provide that. certainly we have access to all of that data by zip code. we can identify workers. anybody who is received employment services through our office would be registered with the san francisco address. our practices are -- focused for the ec